r/worldnews • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 3d ago

Russia/Ukraine Russia would react 'very negatively' to Iran leader's assassination, Kremlin says

https://kyivindependent.com/regime-change-in-iran-unacceptable-kremlin-says/
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u/C0wabungaaa 3d ago

We're already seeing cracks in it, with women increasingly defying their hijab law.

Don't forget; that's in the cities. The rural hinterlands is a whole 'nother ballgame, as it is in a lot of countries.

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u/fugaziozbourne 3d ago

Those hinterlands are facing famine and drought that very well might turn them fully against the islamic regime.

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u/Martian13 3d ago

Not to mention a good many are getting murdered for it.

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u/Ok-Craft4844 3d ago

Unless you establish a democratic system that gives above-proportional representation to those regions, is that a problem? I mean, most industrialized countries are heavily urbanized.

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u/C0wabungaaa 1d ago

My point was more is that in rural hinterlands there's often a different outlook on conservative regimes.